I can't believe it has been since the middle of August when i made my last post - it must have been the fumes. I mean, after all, my bike does run a little rich. Honesty is one of our core values here at RFMC and I need to let you know that the fumes are really just an excuse . . . well actually the fumes have nothing to do with it.
The fact is I just have been so busy with other things that I let the blogging thing go by the wayside. Not that I haven't been on my computer, or that I never had a thought about the need to blog -- no the truth be told, I chose other things as greater priority in my life.
Sometimes the same thing happens in our daily walk with God. We don't consciously decide not to have a relationship with him. Our lives become crowded and hectic, and other priorities slide in. Soon we lose perspective. Then it is only as we look back that we see how far away we are from where we thought we should be.
Where are you on your journey? What priorities in your life have been pushed aside? What items need to be restored to your life?
The fact is I just have been so busy with other things that I let the blogging thing go by the wayside. Not that I haven't been on my computer, or that I never had a thought about the need to blog -- no the truth be told, I chose other things as greater priority in my life.
Sometimes the same thing happens in our daily walk with God. We don't consciously decide not to have a relationship with him. Our lives become crowded and hectic, and other priorities slide in. Soon we lose perspective. Then it is only as we look back that we see how far away we are from where we thought we should be.
Where are you on your journey? What priorities in your life have been pushed aside? What items need to be restored to your life?
2 comments:
Wow! Talk about fumes. I haven't looked at the blog since August myself and here it is mid-October. Well anyway its funny that the theme should be how we forget about our walk with God. Just this morning as I was driving to work, I was mentally bogged down with situations in my life. I felt like screaming when I entered my room. Well, after getting organized I reached for my Bible and opened up to Psalm 121. In this passage David recognizes that his help comes from God not god. The god in me thinks he can control, manipulate, and solve all things. Little does he know that as I submit to God that He will take care of all things. I thank God that my help comes from Him.
biker chick says this is a pretty awesome site if he would just post a little more often . . . hint . . . hint :-)
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